In this situation the lien could be considered a "defamation of title," and become an actionable item with fines and penalties against the lien holder.

To be official:The IRA participant’s spouse The IRA’s participant’s ancestors and lineal descendants (mother/father/daughter/son) Spouses of the IRA participant’s lineal descendants (son/daughter’s spouse) Fiduciaries of the plan (custodian or trustee) Investment managers and advisors Any corporation, partnership, trust, or estate in which the IRA holder has a 50% or greater interest Essentially, the IRS wants to make sure that the IRA holder cannot benefit now from a retirement account they are not eligible to benefit from until retirement age.Hope that makes sense - good luck!

then the EAT (the exchange accommodating title holder set up by the QI) holds the property until you have completed the sale of your old property.  

My $10,000 stayed with the option-holder, but I was able to make it back multiple times in cash flow.

It should have provisions concerning events of default and how the lender/holder must proceed once default does occur.

The banks will only loan the amount the title holders put in themselves for delayed financing (so perhaps you or your partner could be on title as well).

The note dose not become Due because the note holder does not change.If you have a mortgage on the property, contact your lender. ...Form an LLC, if you haven't already. ...Obtain a Tax ID number and open an LLC bank account. ...Obtain a form for a deed. ...Fill out the warranty or quitclaim deed form. ...Sign the deed to transfer property to the LLC. ...Record the deed. ...Change your lease.

When you purchased the property in YOUR personal name, you (persoanlly) were listed along with the lien holder as the insured, and now that the entity is the owner, the policy beneficiary needs to be your entity and not you, otherwise, the insurance carrier could deny a claim as YOU personally do not own the property anymore.

The investor would then market to those note holders to buy their notes at a discount or refer to an institutional note investor. 

Instead of the new mortgage paying off the old mortgage to a bank, it will pay off the old land contract to the land contract holder.